GEN 2 Rear Facing Amber Dust Lights

If you have a light tower than you can do this. I have amber filters for them too.

Robtor310 said:

Interested

For mounting is it just a bolt and nut strait through?

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Yes bolts straight through the sheet metal, you could recess it in the bed cap by cutting a hole in the cap if you wanted to, not necessary however.

WhatExit? said:

I'd like to understand how to best mount a crossbar. Anyone know how to remove the plastic bed rail caps? Anyone have pics of what the bed rails look like naked, without the plastic caps?

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They just clip on, small tabs on the underside of the bed cap on the inside of the bed, work you way down unclipping them all and then just pull it off.

SZDZMTR said:

If you have a light tower than you can do this. I have amber filters for them too.
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Thanks but whose product is this?

If you have one please post a link to it.

WhatExit? said:

Thanks but whose product is this?

If you have one please post a link to it.

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That is the SVC tower, I don't know if the have a gen 2 version yet.

WhatExit? said:

Thanks but whose product is this?

If you have one please post a link to it.

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Rigid cubes, svc tower. Rigid cubes are cheap and at 900 lumens each enough light for chase lights without blinding the guy behind.

1 Whelen M2 in the Brake light

t_j said:

If there is interest it can be done, probably with options for pods (S2's) or the RTL light, optional antenna mount bracket.

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Def interested

WhatExit? said:

I'd like to understand how to best mount a crossbar. Anyone know how to remove the plastic bed rail caps? Anyone have pics of what the bed rails look like naked, without the plastic caps?

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Let truck sit out in the sun before removing the bedside trim to save some clips. inevitably you will break a couple, there are so many its not a big deal. A new pair is only ~$60 if u destroy them

Granted this is my '12, so not exactly the same but similar. More pics in my gen1 build












We welded studs in facing up on the '12, but on my '17 used some beefy nutserts. More than strong enough considering there's not much weight on this bar. The location i chose on the Gen2 had the outside bolts located in on of the open trim channels, so needed a nut and bigger washer fed in from the bottom (You will need a couple long extensions). Was short on time when I installed it on my 17 so didnt document much. I shifted the hoop forward slightly compared to my 12, didn't realized back them how much bed movement we had during runs, but the orig spot never did touchdown.

Robtor310 said:

Interested

For mounting is it just a bolt and nut strait through?

Thanks

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Oris19 said:

Def interested

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Here is a rendering with a Baja Designs RTL mounted:





This puts the bottom of the RTL just under 7" above the bed side caps.

Kanakry said:

1 Whelen M2 in the Brake light

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Got anymore info on this?